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duties: conflict avoidance
GA: Suing for fees: A New Twist?
Levine v. Television Cablecasting, Inc., 581 S.E.2d 734 (2003) GA: Underlying divorce action Student Contributor: Farah Shahidpour Facts: Wife inherited title to a farm. She later transferred title to Television Cablecasting (TCI), a company wholly owned by her husband. Wife sues husband for...
Conflicts of Interest in Commercial Transactions: Representing Multiple Parties
Dessel v. Dessel and Donohue,431 N.W.2d 359 (Sup. Ct. 1988). Iowa underlying partnership dissolution Student contributor: Cheryl Neuman Facts: Two brothers, James and George, were partners in a business and wanted to dissolve the partnership. Both brothers retained one lawyer, the defendant in...
PA: Conflicts and Malpractice in Commercial Transactions
Fiorentino v. Rapoport, 693 A.2d 208 (Pa. Super. 1997). PA underlying sale of business interest : conflict of interest Student contributor: Cheryl Neuman Facts: Plaintiff and his business partner had established a restaurant servicing business. Ten years later, plaintiff and his...
Restatement of the Law Governing Lawyers ยง16. A Lawyer's Duties to a Client --In General
To the extent consistent with the lawyer's other legal duties and subject to the other provisions of this Restatement, a lawyer must, in matters within the scope of the representation: proceed in a manner reasonably calculated to advance a client's lawful objectives, as defined by the...
